The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1913, Page 2

» eee ds ‘omen of Pa er iled on Yacht Seized by Japs LOEW YT“ STOOARTOEXD "RAGED WORT 100000 SEUURE UPHELD. ATTAGK'N OLD. AS SHE TURNS TO BUT TED OF LF BY JAP RULERS AME SATURDAY SISTER SH ANAND FED Government Declares Colum-| Montie Waterbury Won't Be Curityba-—Unmanageable —in! Wealthiest Pair in Switzerland yg bia Exceeded Permit of | Able to Play on Account | Storm While Wireless is | Had No Baby to Brighten. , the Custom House. of Injury Thursday. | Tellingof Otinda’s Trouble | Hote, So Kill Themselves, + ce nls ancient, x Bg MLO ‘ 4 three miles away. #1 stepped on one bide vf cuo of Tine brome it” (the reporter did a if @ woman weighing tone | 3% pounds could accompish thin | ( — "and 1 set the other oar adrift. | fies 1 pulled out a strip from A Skirt, wet it ugit It under Tee Sariock ‘ae if it had teen vippea |Government Printing Office there as I was tumbling out of the j Then 1 tipped the boat over unt! Also Used by the Agent for halg full of water and poahed ft to’ Yet jt aritt, 1 thought that was Beet Sugar Interests. vena evidence to show that IT wat ned. “E cannot und id how tt was that fi the boat wai vered two dai Daler, a8 1 read in the pape iS Bittle water in it. I certainty tipped at ea ed eat aarie 1} COMmittee Sends for Officials J. M. Watetiry, the No. 2 maf on the American Big Four team, who-had two of tis fingers broken in the first game of the international polo series, will not | be able to play in the Beoond match on | Frightened Passengers Drop SURICH, Switzeriand, June 12—Bu- Magni and his wife, peared tb bdiéd the wealthiest persons in Switzerland, committed @uicide to-day, their desper- ate act bene actoated by sheer lack of (/ HAD FREE RUN OF IT. OWNER NOT:ON BOARD. HELPLESS MANY HOURS Had Left With Guests for if dhe train for New. York and got # ferent n to Make Expl: ‘ A Remsen omen Han arse aad sue hy sam tot Their Knees and Pray | "Sina" tent aronty_ eet \ ge back there to live noon. Nent day t Peculiar Methods, years old and hie wife thirty-five and e for Rescue. - the Joint estates of the man and wife ate estimated at $10,000,000, while quite . recently Maggi ipherited the income ‘The moon had disappeared Behind ©! trom » number of extensive factories.“ bank of black Gtorm clodée and the) The couple, who had been married j.| Wind wae whistling wierdly threagh|a number of years, were greatly be | from hus regu! Ph tioh, to No & Saery Payhe Whltney | the shrouds of the Munson liner Cu- Giaek Guaiaen oa oat eee Te. Petersburg. Gat and got a position as @ milliner te sours. always able J eo ae area - = ae or ml you - By Samuel Williams. * TOKIO, June ~The official Pro- that and - f - o> one 5 opt ah od oll (oie ervepegtens of he 3 _—. curator of Nagasaki is tavestigating “TLUNGeD OF HER, MOTHER . hte VS, gop edlgdleedog Mens 5) _GCAUSeO HER TO TELL. WASHINGTON, June 12.—Bensational \ pyacht Columbia, owned by J. Harvey Bon s. Houtman was asked what | exposures of sugar lobby methods, in- Oa jew of the New York Yacht Ctub, her to raveal herself and spoil | volving the name of Senator Lodge of ¢ Z ‘owner claims to have received ane had buflt up about her : ’ permission from Custom ‘tho e014 thet It was only | MAssachusstts, and disclosing prattion indice authorities to pork port of Be reed in the papers of her |! the Government printing office were Mies and that her absence| made today ny the Senatorial Investi- gncogge 7ie gating Committes, , Preman G. Palmer two long declares that ft evued @ permit for the | day that Sa eee aes (eee i : / htt Columbia to visit the sacred islet of |® Detter No. 2.man.than he is at No. The thirty-eight passengers, uneasy head of the Beet Sugar lobby in Wash- Stoddard has been accusto:ned to play ington, He ts an expert in prepari Miyajima and the maritime town of | io, 1 and does not Kuow mich about |cr it elarsred snare sees ane cherts and data concerning "hat ie Takamates, but net Negima, No, 2. For that reason Capt. /Whitney faced” nervously: tn thee: eilooh as tusiness kore enrouphout jousman | dustry, wiry ang the committee have decided that it Stee Laan sade « boon to tno Senate Theat 3. Harvey Ladew, the wealthy | ig mach better to play Sloddard at NO. | Many ‘mite north of the Citteeree | uence fereamn sn” of che sugar question. He hed hung 4 . heed or hea ar taaies Macht | hid ave hie supported by Lawrence | put about and race badk to lend what ‘ E bio. 06 4 k g Waterbury. on the walls of the chamber 1 card: fs . Columbia when it was seized by Jap- reese bury ald she could, . rt arse a\ « , pe anese authorities at Nagahama yes- ava. payed: Re ee etd the for Capt Morton gave the orders which terday became known to-day through | polofthe sald, that J. MA Waterbury pray erpersg oad ee & cablegram fecelved by John Town-| could not play any position except No. | deok and broke eve bp bt ora avenue, Mr, Williams ie Mr. Ladew's me But hardly as she got brondside brother-in-law, He said at the New es oon we there beep La erash York Yacht Club to-day that a cable- ie Ine room and-pord was gram he feceived ee nena ine imcnort tne | Fasbed to the bridge that the Curityba carried the ingprmatt Gana Gt te was disabled and 5 tire party, whichd was making cataat.: Shay sauna tse GEAS SWEEP T.1R DECKS OR WERE PREPARED BY| yy; oo J of the world, ts now travelling toward) gtoddard has had pleuty of experience BREAK AGAINST BRIDGE. BEET SUGAR MAN. < St Petersburg by rail, dow at No, 1 and will have Lawrence Water-| Instantly the steamship swung off eware of the seisure of the yacht. bury to back Bit up. from her course and the seas washed witl remain No, 8 and Devereaux Mil-|ritybe, which ploughed through a| burn will continue a8 baci. heavy head sea last Monday night, ORFENDERS. ment drought word that the Ol! ‘The memters of the Assoolation, | the same line was efé and in im Glecussing the f wala yester-| of help detween Charleston and Ber- | tensi to relieve the mother's anxiety. 5 According to the cablegram, Mr.| That stoddard a natend of | Ver her, sweeping her degits and super- ™ baneatn each rae — Ladew and hie guests left the Colum- bing pee structure, breaking against the bridge smelt gris rer fx. | thing that was in the apisit of the bia, which is w very large vessel and | prise among the pololsts of the Mi and crnabing high up om the funnels 20 seaoiey meening. When the! resolution.” bears considerable resemblance to &) Brook Club, fn i9it and tif many of | that spume dropped down the big dcoument finally emerged from the) “phen,” exciaimed Senator Reed, “the f A gunboat, at Yokohama tate last week. them regarded Stevenson as being a| stacks. fepresentative of the beet sugar in- Leaving ‘nstryctions with the master of | porter all around player than Stoddard.| The ship rocked and quivered as terest was in Washington acting ap U the yacht to proceed to the Atlantic by | put since Stevenson had the fingers of | wave after wave battered her and Capt. Genator Lodge or his agent?” . OFFER OF M ADOO ensy stages the party embarked: for | his na: roken. le playing in Call-) Morton wrestled desperately with a “I certainly was,” replied Palmer. Cnisay aeaieery, Lied over | rornia he has not “shaped up” as well. | disabled stéerihs gear trying to heed In opposition to this Government pub: | u na-Siberian ray, as they Ba! ne iine-up of the Knglish team will | bis craft into the seaway which a stil Neation of “Sugar at a Glance’ in taver <i more than likely be: No. 1, Capt. | north@est wind, rapidly increasing to a of the beet eusar interests, the [rec iuima anid that tne master of] cheape: No. 2, ¥, M. Freake; No. 3 gale was blowing up. 84 East 23d , ; wugar lobby issued one in ite own in- Oe eta @ Captain Bond, for- Capt. RyG. Ritson, and No. 4 Capt. V. ‘But the shih hong heipless in the 27 West s4th ‘Sth & 6th Aves... - torent aititied ‘ugar at ya Becond| = - —~— 4 vanconhy: te “won ace aie fo tal | Lockett. waves, Capt. Morton could ateer, her| §4 West 128th St., near Lenox Ave. Glance,” prepared by F. C. Lowry, its DTS teed Make Siamakoaen a ‘This ise switch around ¢rum the fore | neither to right mot left and as the| 442 Columbus Ave, 61st and 82 S . ‘agent in Washi ‘ : (Continued from First Page.) Kei tan jagahamay @ vitlhae @f] ation of Tuesday Ist. saa Gpatiiea’ te east har ohms 48" Hamme Ae Gast iid $3. +29 Setiatet! Jamed: of) Kenticky a the Prlintaslhdieisioas, sale 5 aer fortifiea ‘e pogo tens ‘The success of the American team in| knowledge of thelr danger began to be —_———, rea record shows, had (his: printed asa pub- ie see ene anee pp re dele the firt game has caused « big chanae | realised by the passengers, 1009 Broadway, near Mirey, Bikiyn °° * lhe Goouinent. It pas not yet debeloped| wa. deuligned to de merely ‘an. emer- | O78? le en- | in the betting on the series. On Tues-| They got out the Itfe preservers ana} .489 Fulton 8t., opp. A. & S;, B’kiyn *" how many copies of this were sent out|sency relief measure and its provision éay, before the game, the Mngiish|buckied them around their waists. 7B St. Newark ug under Senatorial franks, but that will| terminates in June of next yar. i players were the favorites at 2 to 1/Then hey all gathered in the main a EM Seat Matinee Newer: 4 de inquired inte tater. Hoth lobbies—| When the bankers talked with aétre- |New York Yacht Cup. jt left in Novem: | OVSh, Et son occasionally quoted. |looh. Men, womes and ohiléres the protective and the free—wrre work-|tary McAdoo about the exceptionally | Pe? foF ® orutte of Oriental waters, At/ Ji; Non ot On MeO tcaay dropped to ther knees, Halancing as Req ) ing the Government Printing Office and| heavy strain that would be put upon Naples the following guests wore | At the, Dalton’ Fas COM, veause of| beet they might on the rocking floor juest Sale free mails under frat f Senators. | cash and credit this autumn they asked beards Harvey Lace their victory, Were made the favorites|of the cabin, they raised their THE Ey oF MANX” * whether he would utilise thi hele Lge rae uff be W, JO | fon the second game at 7 to 10 In Walliciasped hands to Heaven and prayed 7 . ¥e e u e power he| seph and Oliv: young sons of Mr. | street tha American team was held tleht| for @uccor. * ot ’ Doses BOMB SPREADS DEATH possessed to the emergency cur-| and Mrs. Ladew; Miss Elise W. Ladew |in the betting, 1 to 2 being the price. ; ii ‘ oo ; 3 predecessor, 5 000 {SHIP STAGaE! ABOUT FOR 4 IN LISBON CROWD AS mM Toa, had not tooked' win tater upeo| Men Soviet arkytOs enteen tes | oo ameeaane ee Wei eae TWELVE’ HOURS. i epee PROCESSION PASSES. ra ag Me t Many Killed or Wounded by Dyna- mite Missile Hurled from Win- the plan and never called it into use, | niece and nephew of Mr. Ladew; Miss For tw outs the ship stamsered Mr, McAdoo replied that he certainly | Anne M. Wall, Miss Hilda Holmes, the |FROM THE FRITZI SCHEFF SHOW. | about in the high seaway, drifting to- would be willing to utilise the resources | 4aushter of Artemas H. Holmes of No.| Words and music @f one of the| ard the coast and powerless to help M 463 Madison av ana-J Mu ” itself But then the crew got a jury of the act to ward off any anticipated | $6 usileon Btn tate Juan Mf, Ge. | SOUS hits of “Mlle, Modiste,” by Vic~! ie rast to the foremast and with tight squeeze. Thereupon he issued a ballos, the ‘4 tor Herbert, will be given in the/ine help of this the ship kept just statement through the press as the ‘ ® Berry Wait, unday World Magasine next Sun-| steerage way. pase ey simplest way notifying the banks of Bl Reg Mi Hes peered ed from nowsdealer in| It was Tuesday night before the be LITTLE LAND dow of House. ty he country that the Treasury would | algo be in the party. engine f made ioepaire, The YISBON, Portugal, Juno 12.—Magiy |help them gut this autumn, ‘There is little possibility of the mat- sSrance, pa Aaa oan ees Quritybe eame into port here to-day |: AND A LIVING.” fr persons were killed or wounded to-|NO APPLICATION YET FOR| ter being turnea into a diptomatic in- under half speed, The thirty-eight ‘aay by the explosion of dynamite EMERGENCY CURRENCY, — “| cident, Because a eimtiat prohibition |$6,000,000 FOR NEW SCHOOLS Daseangere stepped sahore with thaut | ead Edge bomb! thrown from @ window of a : against the entry of foreign vessels, aha oo ‘ Perth Amboy. N. 3. ¢ Foams at a precession passing GlO0e | erie ty eran aint tae of this | ctcopt ih cases of distrees, into any |Menbatian to Get Ones Other Bor lanything. ould. all, would tbey again _ fences of Inst NE. " the streets Tegasury and. none are expected, at |e lewtully opened ports is common i |CARPET 60.0. WILLAM LONDON, June 12.—A censored de-|least for some time to come. Crop The Board of Estimate to-day voted —_—— + Cotumb 18) matin trom Lagoon today told ot tne|financing presture docs not begin be-| HOFMOr. -Culebra; Guantanae, Navel! yy appropriation of #8888 corporate) LINER OLINDA REPORTED. |OLEANING “S58 West Sate gt, ‘attack of a mod on @ theatre in the} re August 15. Quam, Gudig Bay, Plitlippine Telands| Stock for new echool bulldings, addi- pisidabatata Portuguese capital. lait night, during a|. Secretary McAdoo regards tho mere] .oa iiska, ‘Aleutign Islands, cay fiot| tone and new sites im the five bor-] gaVANNAH, Ga, June 12,—The DIE. Benefit performance to ald pplitioal ;Amouncement that money ts available | Do" visitea” ny any’ commerclél or pri.|CUsns ManhAttan will get one new | geanhihip Olinds, which bas been off f . prisoners, .Weyera) diplomats and other |*# afording such @ degree of reassure if echool and one addition; Brohs will re-| the Carolina and “éorgia coast seveta’| CONNOLLY —On Wednenday, June. 11, 51° istingulsned mon and women were in ance that'It will enable banks to go oelve four additions, four schools days with a fire tn her hold was te- Sg He, rise ene the boxes, when & fusllade of rovolver |ApeA4 With Increased confidence. They cept be vigaerd two sites; foveal were additio: eg ee iit tg hip ily | ‘i onthn’ Bs BOLey aged pew ai shots rang out, and the audience was will not be obliged to contract credits . seven new end pat yeoly an ape Give bales ous Gn and Mary Connolly, hee Logai * [and draw in thelr margina of reserves Queens new schools thrown tate confusion. to the extent that otherwise they would ——— and Richmond one new addition and one | P® saiee: IN HONOR OF TILDEN. ye wie buildings im all the pall ‘terol feel obliged to do in order to protect portal ENNIS PASSES WESTON. |themscives, Knowledge of having thie —— povnighe an appropriation of $45,000 zhi & I i - aH giz rf : re iF it - emergency ourrency to fall back upon |Cemmibaién Makes Atrangements hiv will enabl - ee .) Teles Lead at. Corning fa Lone |in case of necensity will have a tendency Coremontal Anniversary. ing of epporar v4 7 aeaaire daria tne accustomed Walk to West. to relieve the situation all around, th t St construction of néw schools. CORNING, N.Y. Juve 1.—Wawara| it M4 Femarkable what effect is pro-| eras “Oommisslon “tes aan ony. ’ NCOMIN Ps. Ail he duced in fi 1 circles by the mere . x Additional text to sult bimeelf nigger nae full day ahead of tue | knowledge of a ceserve gucurity even] CON. bag agli oviry Ls; fag soe Apeona, oat cra ap nn ; I felt at liberty,” aald the witnaes,| schedule planned for his 1,%00-mite watk | tough It may never se culled pa sesgion of Wilt Lecteré om Proaress’ of the| Higie . ora —— “to make any corrections or a4 any | from New York to Minneapollx, He was Ohio flood when bankers in the Ohio the following: Albert Hi. Henschel, United States. ga: m, a, hove “Negles, * “HABIT. reasonable matter along the same line| passed between here and Elmira by frantic appeal to the sec- Charles R. Miller, Pulitser, Her- Oe... of thoug! John Bnnts, aged sevénty-one, who left peel ver nalp pda yp ty Me 4 Bee’ man Ridder, George Wilson Sualth, BUENOS ATRES, Argentina, June 12, OUTGOING STEAMBIHIPS, 4 t.is announced hére that Theodore S$aiLeD ¥ ‘The committee gent to the printing of-| New York also bound for Minneapolis, | 14. “conditions, clits Ellon eee re —a sae § ing. te Astonia et . ware. pay, .S Mr. McAdoo authorined the issue and] ieiman Kidder, be corheon Ralpa: Pw | lecture on the progress of the United |P. , Ay oer. tates. I wlih, FIRE ALARM —p——— floe for oMicials to explain. They sent| twenty-four hours after Weston te! Mr. Palmer back to his office for all/ Ennis reached Corning and after f 92,000,000 of currency dn th fecords and originals so aa. to compare! iunoh started for Addison fifteen min- sep oatk! Danke of Dayton, aa might be| tse, Vice-President; Albert 1, Hen el What was presented’ to the Senate and) utes before Weston reached hére. achet, Becrotary, Col! Roosevelt's private secretary to- 4 J, upon thelr depositing verious what nally appeared a erga Sands. ab 06 eee The The one hundreth annlversary o€ @am- | 4,. connrmed the report that the Col- ‘ kein uel J, Tikien's birth occurs on af ly $132,000 of templates @ trip to Argentias, POPE LONGS TO COME MERE.|tynke cue or ony nai ot tel ii qrapats'n ie tas ous | antl oR mote uy eae fare Se After Seelng New Yoru taj announcement of the fact that the) NMk Malle om ® @undey, to Put ®| settied. Present plans call for his de «| Wreath on-his grave in New Lebanon, te this fall. ‘That's all we care Meving Pictures. money was available #0 inspired fon-| yy. with proper coremonien On th partut bo d@nce that the Actual money was not] sinive to @dy about it now,” sald the eccre- ‘I long to go to ied. monien Bt the capitol la Aibany end bash * 5 exclaimed Pope) Bo inghe case of thie enormous iseue | fies im ail-the Staves af the Union, and Goods Carefully Packed and Shi by Parcel Post or Espn to PUBLIC PRINTER ADMITS A liye years inevidy. dtrires then Sthergeney currency 0] oq Tuesday: evening, Bab. 1% 1616 there : All Parts, Includitig Vacation Resorts. r . ey e BUNGLE OF THE CHARTS. — |or Now York, sitet aconen, the fast time of ; | Wit b6 8 Memorial mesting tm Cornesic lor After an hours conterense with the | caeest of tue ‘omorieem mneerepelio 85 pan ct the world's Money tharket. “Tho | Hale at which President Wilson has |" y wade | Ds Feviay P Miagers Falls, Tua "= lmeeaguty Goes not expect much de- | bee” !Bvited to make am sédreae somaietn salen fon ‘As American cinematograpir concern | mand for ‘it, because of the confidence | — Over Foes Vato, eet up @ moving picture machin and, reassurance the mere ability to 1° 18,—Gov. Foss to- Graw upon it wiil inepire in financial | day vetoed the so-called Washburn Theve railroad bill, whion would bave ex-| The mits to be tended the credit of Massachusetts for Women 19¢ pelivende. and. 1a0 the sige and! Don't suffer f.om stomach paing “POUND Box the powers. of she GAtiroad commis-| headache, «backache and eprasion Park Row, Cortlandt and 125th street stores open every evenii sions, There has bean s long Asht| every month. Take Crampine and jf until 41 o'clock. All our stores open Saturdcy evenings until T 7 eR epecch made, The Government . Printing OF hoe had wongied a repro. fs ———r——— @uction of the charts exhibited in the Oreshed to Death Under BI Benate, Mr. Palmer 1014 Senator Lod, —_———— and was given » letter by the Senator wan Avi Wing. |) Jone, nein feensy-one veare old, Addressed to the Public Printer saying | The Board of Ketimate to-day appro: | WAH caught under & freight elevator in Palmer would act for him. Palmer sald | priated $750,000 for the building now | Relf's ice cream Works at No. 70 West) over the legisiation Later the & feel well and keep o'clack. he offyred free use of the lithograph | wing to the Metropotiian Mu Hundred and Thirty-second streat |at# sie® repassed the will over the Is a6 ot ‘ Eee bash bade by BO ae eith te. Aderstanting work | this morn} 1d Was qrushed to déath,| Governor’h veto by a vote of 31 to & e ouict: relief and bene» E Fi printers for the first private edition. | om the wing peau b Just ae] Mein! was e stranger in tive place, and ery ore RN organ. “ ‘The Government Printing Office used | quidRly as contracts can be nobody knows, how he came to be in onteran ry Sa 7s. nd ine Ip the breseription af ¥ . Between Ff the stones but not the type text pages.| With the completion of the wing the| the position he occupied, He wae onl coh beter aut william Vandervore, | prominent New York spe- “I haven't a doubt,” aid Mr. Palmer, | Morgan collection wilh be transferred | his kneqs on the ground floor, and was| pote of this city, were Billed this “that aves roa ane for Senator | ava placed under special care during the | evidently peering unger the floor inta| agterncen ‘When the team they were a " lodge 1 Anecr com! the] the working of machine when driving took fright at @ steam roller 5 ead with the tenor rie ran aw ‘ ane F r Crit San eee ears re) Fp Mey.